New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

The proceedings have largely attended by Mosts
.r. anil q ,yretcbed crowd Of foreigners they look
o. lac Scarcely "A single one OF them can 3l"'A iD'o'
lg1ble English. without exception 'heS "'0
creatures Of foreign oppression wh"' HI"" ''''" ''
Ca, oo,iust their own governments, have come over
bers 20 propagate their abOmintbc h"'"hS III ''''
dangerous field After looking this savage "lNo'"p'
h,,al LOT Of human beings over and after hearing 'cm
tu on the stand what their ideas are one wants '''
further argument rpon the wisdom III SoN' way " u
s,ricting at least one kind or enhSr"u"A' '"'S a. ~
ra,,. mr. Roles and their appearance teil9 'hcn
' rh,. ara, ou,casts 10y birth and outlaws by
49, Rom where caste has doomed them 10 poverty
nd ,n reared in lands where all the gales 10 loitun
and distinction SHUT Ia tbcir races '"o' '
some excuse for feeling thal no Id" = wv - 49,,
padicalisln is a conventional term CoLs'I' -"
-, ,clt be called "a Socialist in Britain ana an
rrcli. Socialist has but step or TWO 10 taA' 'c' "
becomes German Socialist FROM TINS u'7''o
radical bclicf there is only short space into inc camp u
the revolutonists. A study OF the faces Oh uoso ar
nrchis,s and the sentiments they aNo"eu "''o
NicOll examined them renders IL easy |" u'''
stand how their ignorant, materalistc minds can acccP
with grim qualification the doctrine OF reYOi"u"h
accomplished by means OF bombs and explosives Given
nIateralisn religious belief liberty as political
belief density Is mental condition AMI hopeless poy
erty as a physical condition, and the rcvoluonist Il
rapidly converted into Anarchist and thug.
What they were in Europe. where they may have had
+angc grievances isOne thing; but what they are here
where Equality and opportunity are accomplished facts
IS horse of another color Their inability to perceive
tbis shows the extent OF their moral dewavly Their
rejection Of a Spiritual Creator ana ther rcpeloh
against society have made them rreconcliabie hehn'
During the first sessions OF the court they Sat III INC
ROOM and when It decided to exclude All the VIII
pe,ses for both sides they like fock OF lI'okS
crows and went out. sitting IN the box rc'erNen LOT
women were four female Anarchists To whom "o't -
apparcntly an object OF deep admiration one Oh 'c'
a dhaired woman with square Avs that Suggest '"e
traditional iron rarap. Ia his bondswonin Nohc VI
them would DE accepted by the Art students Hc's"o
as model OF grace beauty Mr. Howe bhS ho s'o"'
reputatlon as ladies' man. while Mr. Nicoi mas poch
considered by women OF experience and dscerieht l"
lie an unusually attractive man ii Is clear however
that these An archstic ladies' greatly prefer Mr. HOWE
style OF beauty 10 Mr. Nicolrs. They beam on 'h'ir
hero's defender They laugh mcrrily at his HUMOROUS
remarks and sigh when be grows pensive ana Iro'h
when he talks OF this wicked. cruel persecution
Mr. Nicoll succeeded In getting Nosts speech clearly
before the Jury There two policemen at the meet
1ng They testified that they went in Old rusty cothe'
ragged SLOUGH hats with dishevelled hair ana uhshaVeh
laces and that they drank freely Of beer or IN o'her
Words" Mr.. Nicoli suggested. disguised as Nhc"